How To Choose The BEST Gibson Acoustic Guitar Shape For You - A Gibson Acoustic Buyers Guide

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  • Buying Your First Gibson Acoustic Guitar? Here's 3 Things You MUST Consider.
    We’ll show you the key to understanding Gibson acoustic guitar body shapes and their sound differences.
    ▶ Get YOUR own Gibson acoustic guitar HERE: bit.ly/44oWzZK
    Get your Gibson L-00 Standard: bit.ly/4a0MG5F
    Gibson J-45 Standard: bit.ly/4dmPywk
    Gibson Hummingbird: bit.ly/3Wf3LWa
    Gibson SJ-200 Standard - Autumnburst: bit.ly/3RrblJT
    Dinesh is using a Gibson Falcon amplifier: bit.ly/3UFYcOf
    So, you want to know the best Gibson acoustic guitar for you? This Gibson acoustic comparison will tell you (almost) everything you need to know!
    Today, we’re showing you the difference between Gibson acoustic guitar body shapes and how they sound, plus we’re highlighting the three main things you should consider when buying your first Gibson acoustic guitar. This is essential viewing if you’re looking at buying a Gibson acoustic guitar and want to know which style might be best for you!
    So, what are the different Gibson Acoustic body shapes?
    In short, the main Gibson Acoustic body shapes are Small Body, Round Shoulder, Square Shoulder, Jumbo & Super Jumbo.
    In today’s Gibson acoustic guitar comparison, host Dinesh Lekhraj is demoing four of our most popular Gibson acoustic guitars to show you the differences in body shape and how that changes the sound of your guitar, including the Gibson L-00 Standard, Gibson J-45™, Gibson Hummingbird™ and the Gibson SJ-200. Although, in this beginner’s guide to Gibson acoustic guitars, we’re looking at what would be classed as intermediate acoustic guitars, they’re actually perfect for all skill levels, especially those who know they want to stick with guitar and want a guitar they’ll likely never have to upgrade.
    Watch as we hear how the different body shapes sound and why you should consider either the Small body, Round Shoulder, Square Shoulder, Jumbo, or Super Jumbo Gibson Acoustic guitar, depending on your style.
    Let us know. Are you an L-00 parlor-style player? Do you prefer the industry standard Gibson J-45, an incredible all-rounder? Or do you prefer the larger body shapes of the Gibson Hummingbird or SJ-200? After watching this comparison, we hope you have a better understanding of exactly what type of acoustic guitar you need!
    Chapters:
    0:00 Buying a Gibson Acoustic Guitar?
    0:35 The Three Things That Will Help You Decide
    1:09 The Body Shape
    2:08 The Tonewoods
    3:23 Electronics?
    5:04 Build Quality
    7:18 L-00 Standard - clip?
    8:31 J-45
    11:24 Hummingbird
    12:09 SJ-200
    15:07 Modern, Vs Studio, vs Original, vs Custom, vs Murphy Lab
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  • @gibson
    @gibson  Před 2 měsíci +1

    ▶ Get YOUR very own Gibson Acoustic guitar HERE: bit.ly/44oWzZK
    Get your Gibson L-00 Standard: bit.ly/4a0MG5F
    Gibson J-45 Standard: bit.ly/4dmPywk
    Gibson Hummingbird: bit.ly/3Wf3LWa
    Gibson SJ-200: bit.ly/3wgldio
    Dinesh is using a Gibson Falcon Amplifier: bit.ly/3UFYcOf

  • @SilverTurtleZ28
    @SilverTurtleZ28 Před 2 měsíci +5

    You left out the Dove, which takes the dreadnought body of the Hummingbird and adds Maple back and sides as well as a 25.5" scale length. The Dove has been the unsung favorite of artists for 60 years.

  • @davidhall-4640
    @davidhall-4640 Před 2 měsíci +7

    The hummingbird with rosewood back and sides is the most beautiful sounding instrument I've ever heard.

    • @gibson
      @gibson  Před 2 měsíci +2

      It sure is a beauty! Thanks for watching

    • @dtowndano
      @dtowndano Před 2 měsíci +2

      I'm considering picking up a hummingbird acoustic guitar to add to my collection. This video was helpful. thanks.

    • @JesseDylanMusic
      @JesseDylanMusic Před 2 měsíci

      You can get any guitar to sound like that if you put an lr baggs vtc in it. So I guess you either like the sound of that or hear with your eyeballs! Can save yourself some money. They do sound amazing unplugged but they don’t sound like that.

    • @davidhall-4640
      @davidhall-4640 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @JesseDylanMusic I wasn't referring to the electrified sound. I personally don't like how any acoustic sounds through an Amp.

    • @JesseDylanMusic
      @JesseDylanMusic Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@davidhall-4640 gotcha. Sorry about that. Yeah me neither. Some amps really clean up the tone, but pickups just aren’t the same. Anyway, I’ve also played a maple back/side hummingbird that was so darn good, so dry and thumpy. I’d really like to try one of the walnut ones, but I should just be satisfied with my j-15!

  • @melvilleallemang7837
    @melvilleallemang7837 Před 20 dny +1

    I'd like to have all mahogany for that deep warm sound, spruce makes it sound a little cheaper, it's definitely brighter

  • @catmoonmedia8223
    @catmoonmedia8223 Před 2 měsíci +5

    If I had to choose only one guitar (acoustic or electric). It would be the J45. I have a navy blue version and I play it every day. Plugged in it’s even better.

    • @gibson
      @gibson  Před 2 měsíci

      A beautiful guitar! Thanks for watching

    • @karlkelz7948
      @karlkelz7948 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I own one and love it

  • @brandonferrar5398
    @brandonferrar5398 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Great video! Would've loved to hear all of them compared through the microphone alone vs having the pick-up mixed in at some point though.

    • @gibson
      @gibson  Před 2 měsíci

      Great suggestion!

  • @panospetrou8530
    @panospetrou8530 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Greetings from Athens Greece ! I own a Gibson J-45 ! The workhorse ! Its the best Acoustic Guitar !

    • @gibson
      @gibson  Před 2 měsíci

      Rock on and greetings from the USA!

  • @philcorymusic
    @philcorymusic Před 2 měsíci +11

    Get a J45 as early as possible in your career, you will not regret it ❤

    • @benallmark9671
      @benallmark9671 Před 2 měsíci +1

      The best ! j-185 ain’t so bad either though.

    • @catmoonmedia8223
      @catmoonmedia8223 Před 2 měsíci +2

      I agree. The best all around acoustic guitar ever made is the J45.

  • @jakestein32
    @jakestein32 Před 2 měsíci +2

    I’ve wanted a J-180 for the longest time, that’s my dream gibson

    • @davidhall-4640
      @davidhall-4640 Před 2 měsíci

      Get it, you only live once. Might I suggest you try all of them before purchasing one. I'm a big fan of the hummingbird, initially I wanted a Southern Jumbo. I've got a rosewood back and sides hummingbird that sounds and plays amazing. I will never get rid of that guitar and when I die it will stay in my family.

    • @bobbyh.3911
      @bobbyh.3911 Před 2 měsíci

      That was me also... it was the 185!
      Every Gibson acoustic guitar is a great choice, but I wanted the maple body sound and I was back and forth between the J-200 and the J-185/180.
      In the end, I wanted a guitar that I wasn't afraid of playing... I have owned several high-end acoustics that spent more time in the case than on my lap, constantly worrying about those accidental 'dings' that inevitably happen.
      The J-185 that I eventually bought is a great sounding guitar and I love it...
      One thing I would caution about is the under-saddle pickup system that came with the 185... and really applies to any acoustic with built in pickups... And that is for players like me, that no longer take the stage.
      There is a difference in how sound is projected, when a piezo is placed under the saddle, than with a tradition 'unplugged' guitar... still, I love this guitar, even though I rarely use the LR Baggs pickup system.
      And no-dings yet... knock on wood.

  • @roadapple66
    @roadapple66 Před měsícem

    You didn't mention the Songwriter, which is a dreadnought with rosewood back and sides. It is also fairly appointed. I love mine.

  • @GRJLS.
    @GRJLS. Před 12 dny

    I love Gibson 🖤🎸

  • @JesseDylanMusic
    @JesseDylanMusic Před 2 měsíci +1

    You guys are obviously focused on the electrics. I’m sure you do a great job with those. But Gibson Montana deserves people who are focused on acoustics to do the acoustic videos.

  • @OptimusGlide
    @OptimusGlide Před 2 měsíci +1

    wheres the Dove!!?? the Dove is my absolute favorite

  • @jean-claudeforestier8596

    Je possède une j45 de 2014 et une hummingbird de 2018. Ce sont de superbes guitares. Je les aime comme mes gosses.😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @JB19504
    @JB19504 Před 2 měsíci +1

    You totally forgot the cutaway body. I have a Hummingbird Walnut M with a cutaway, yet you totally ignored this modern style.

  • @benedekgabor.
    @benedekgabor. Před 2 měsíci +1

    For me the J-45 is the best. It’s just the classic and quintessential acoustic guitar for me. I definietly will buy one when I’m in the position to do so.

    • @gibson
      @gibson  Před 2 měsíci

      A beautiful guitar for sure!

  • @marianoreffino6724
    @marianoreffino6724 Před 2 měsíci

    😊 Flor de guitarrita 😊

  • @JesseDylanMusic
    @JesseDylanMusic Před 2 měsíci +2

    Does Gibson even make a nylon string? Also these sound like pickups plugged in… would be nice to hear the guitar, not the pickup…

  • @Mycloudacoustic
    @Mycloudacoustic Před 2 měsíci +2

    No songwriter ?

  • @melexdy
    @melexdy Před 2 měsíci +2

    Please don't put music when guy explains things. Can't focus.
    Also I need to hear the natural sound of an acoustic, not the pup sound

  • @JesseDylanMusic
    @JesseDylanMusic Před 2 měsíci +3

    This video is not good… The information is kinda wonky… and the pickups don’t sound like the guitars; they sound like pickups. An under saddle transducer is not a microphone. It creates a signal via downward pressure on the saddle. There’s nothing “transparent” about it. You might as well be playing an import made of plywood. It would sound the same.

  • @richardvalitalo3670
    @richardvalitalo3670 Před 2 měsíci

    Terrible comparison for sound, all sounding same using electronics.

  • @johnharrington2400
    @johnharrington2400 Před 2 měsíci +7

    you're trying to sell a $3000 guitar to someone that needs to be told the difference between nylon and steel strings? No offense but Gibson acoustic guitars have sounded pretty horrible for decades. Anemic, shallow, brittle, tinny are words that come to mind every time I hear one. A 1930's J-35 sounded wonderful....that sound is long gone.

    • @karlkelz7948
      @karlkelz7948 Před 2 měsíci +4

      What are you talking about?

    • @srh361
      @srh361 Před 2 měsíci +5

      Couldn't disagree more! Those statements are nowhere near facts cause Gibson acoustics sound great.

    • @joshL28
      @joshL28 Před 2 měsíci

      They’re second only to Martins, well if we’re only counting big name heritage brands and not luthier brands like Huss & Dulton or Collings

    • @HALWASRIGHT
      @HALWASRIGHT Před měsícem +2

      Some people just can't be happy with the variety that exists in the world. I feel bad for you.😢

    • @BlindTom61
      @BlindTom61 Před 4 dny

      If you ever played a prewar L-00 or a 40s J-45, you would know how far Gibson acoustics have fallen.

  • @hammertownpavao
    @hammertownpavao Před měsícem

    Overpriced Garbage !